The idea is to take a white candle, divide it into 19 sections, then burn one section every night. I marked my candle using a ruler and a candle pen, but you could just scratch lines with the end of a match. My lines are a bit wiggly, but at least they are obvious.
Each evening our group will focus on a theme or area of life with which Brigid is associated. The first evening is dedicated to welcoming Brigid and stating that the candle is lit in her name. After saying a few words, I sat in silent contemplation of the candle and the blessings of the Goddess as the flame burnt down to the line. I then snuffed the candle out until tomorrow evening.
You still have time to prepare and light a candle tonight if you want to do this too.
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